QSC CCR-100 User manual

Brand: QSC

Model: CCR-100

Type: User manual

181 Bonetti Drive

San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

ph: 805-549-0161

fax: 805-549-0163

e-mail:[email protected]

Website: www.uslinc.com

CCR-100

Closed Caption Receiver

CCR-100 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Ultra Stereo Labs, Inc.

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Introduction

The CCR-100 is a personal closed caption display for use in movie

theater auditoriums. It receives captions for up to three languages from

the USL IRC-28C IR panel.

Operation

1. Move the slide swith on the right side of the unit towards the front

to turn the CCR-100 on. A sign on screen should appear.

2. If the CCR-100 is not receiving captioning data, a red LED to the

left and below the display will light. This will be the case if you are

not in the auditorium where the IRC-28C is located, or if the IRC-28C

is not transmitting caption data. The IRC-28C is usually configured to

not transmit caption data unless it has made a connection to the digital

cinema server. Make sure the DCS is running.

3. When content with captions is run, the captions should appear on

the display.

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4. If the content has captions in multiple languages and the IRC-28C

has been configured to transmit these languages, the CCR-100 can

display up to three languages. Press the round button on the side of

the CCR-100 to select the next language. While the button is pressed,

the display will say “Selected language 2” or “Selected language 3”,

etc. Press and release this button until the desired language is visible.

Batteries

The CCR-100 uses two AA cells. These batteries give about 30 hours

of continuous operation. Batteries can be checked by turning off the

CCR-100, then holding down the language button while the unit is

turned on. The battery voltage is shown on the display (along with

other data). Batteries should be replaced when the voltage is 2.000V

or below.

USB Jack

The USB jack is used to charge rechargeable NiMH batteries. Alka-

line batteries are not rechargeable. If NiMH batteries are installed,

they can be recharged by turning off the CCR-100 and using a USB

cable to connect the CCR-100 to a USB port on a computer or power

supply. A green LED immediately above the USB jack will light

while the batteries are charging. It will go out when the batteries are

fully charged. NiMH batteries provide about 24 hours of continuous

operation. They should be recharged when the voltage (as indicated

on the display when the unit is powered up with the language button

held down) is 2.000V or below.

Details of the software update process are supplied with software

updates.

181 Bonetti Drive

San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

ph: 805-549-0161

fax: 805-549-0163

e-mail:[email protected]

Website: www.uslinc.com

Edition 1 October, 2010

QSC CCR-100 User manual

QSC CCR-100 User manual

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